Sentence examples for qualification changes from inspiring English sources

Then on qualification changes, and push through what they want.

Cath Jadhav, Ofqual's acting director of standards, says Ofqual does not know if the variability was unusually high for a year when the qualification changes.

Glenys Stacey, Ofqual's chief regulator, said: "We think it important that subject content is reviewed and updated as qualifications change.

She stressed that the regulator had an "ethical imperative" to "make sure that as qualifications change, students are not advantaged or disadvantaged as much as possible".

In a second letter, also dated June 19, Dupasquier and Shorrock confirmed that they would not permit their teams to race on the Michelin tyres used during qualification without changes to the circuit, and reiterated their request to slow down Turn 13.

They have authorised faster trains and new hospitals, mandated ever tougher sentencing laws and governed DNA sampling and stem-cell research.As the numbers of initiatives surged, the qualification process changed beyond recognition.

A key approach in labour economics is the task approach that Autor et al. ([2003]) developed to explain the link between job requirements, the demand for workers with different qualifications, and changes in technology.

The press coverage missed this -- even the New York Times, which only added that all important sampling qualification and changed its sweeping title after I and others loudly objected on Twitter.

The general structure is the same but the values of qualifications have changed and some have changed disproportionately to others.

"But we also know that when qualifications do change, schools and colleges can typically see more variability in their results.

With the annexation of African territories and the creation of a mass black working class, however, it proved vulnerable, and in 1887 and 1892 the franchise qualifications were changed in order to restrict the number of black voters.